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“ou the surfiee above the tunnel.

_«2mp from Torreen to the Tredway /

eetitly. £1 the vicinity, cof. Vanderhoot,

’ NEW HAZELTON, B, C.,, WEDNESDAY. JULY 13,. 1982 |

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at Jessie Mine™ /
Snappy. Nines

‘Near’ Sniithers|

New ‘ Hazelton ball team journeyer
‘to Smithers last Sunday afterncon and
defeated the Snappy. ‘Nine team:of the.
railway town. ‘This’ makes the’ twe
‘tennis even’ so fir this year with twe
wins. each.. ‘The: next time they meei
there should be quite a lot of fun
The Smithers people are quite. “strony
for their young boys, and the boys mo
up a pretty fatr game too,

On Sunday New Hazelton went t
bat first ond with Bert: Spooner uy
he hit 2 mwtighty hit over left field and
fot to third base, but his brother Omer
failed to connect and. Oakley Senkpie’
went to bat. anil was eaught out on‘!
foul fly." Spooner then’ tried to stea’
home and nearly did -so, but, Gereauc
just caught him us he went by. Tha’
reired the aide with no runs, Smith
ers scored one in their half, but in the
‘second New Hazelton got (wo runs anc
shut the Snappy Nine out. In the 3rd
inning each team. got two runs and h
the fourth New Hazelton was shut ow’
while Smithers -took: four. New Haz.
elton came back in the Sth with three
runs and from. then on the “Smithert
boys, ‘failed to score while New “Hazel:
ton took two in the 7th, The fina”

The. tunnel being. run on the Jessi
mine, Hudson. Bay mountain.ts now. in
thirty ‘feet from the portal. It makes
au oblique cross cut of the No.2 vein’
a mineralized-zone which shows:20 feet.
wide on the surface. In the tunnel
the width is greater and it would. ap--
Pear that the zone’ is whening ‘as s it
suing depth,

* Tin the tuinel, ‘intnerulization is orl:
dent: throughout the full, length of the
adit, ‘In this distance twe seams of
high grade ore have already been in-
tersected, both of! which show in the
surface Ww orkings, but both of which
ure better in: the tunnel than.on the:
surface, The zone between: these rich
hands is mineralized throughout and
will mak low grade ore. A-thtitd seam
of high grade (the hanging wall band)
has. not yet been reached in the tunnel
It. is the principal band of ore. ‘Inthe
No, 2 vein and .may be stfil some ten
or fifteen feet ahead of the face of the
twinel, It Is the widest and richest
of the three bands of good ore shown

The work 1s proceeding in the tunnel:
sterdily width a day shift and a night
shift working. to..speed.. the . develop-
ment, At the end.of the present week |score was 0 to 7. .
exumination will be made on the.pro-} The Smithers boys were very for
perty by W. G. Norrie of Vancouver. |tunate ta placing their hits in the firs’
the company's consulting engineer, who | five or six innings, It was-in the sixth
ix now, on his way to Smithers MF. auto. |that New Hazelton caught. its first’ fly
or even stopped “and handled the bal
‘Hike ball players.. But from that o1

gare the’ pitcher good: ‘support: -

Louis Parent got three’ three-bagger:
during the afternoon, Bert Spooner got
one 8 bagger, but the rest of the boy:
only got singles, with one or two dou-
bles:

After falling to connest with ground.

ors several times Jnek Smith: at secoht
base for New Hazelton’ made a triple
play which retired the Snappy Nine
just when ‘they thought tliey were get
ting nicely started. There was 4 may
on second and one on first. No ont
was out. The third Smithers hatte:
hit n nasty line fly that dropped just
in front of ‘Second but Smith nabbed iv
before it hit-the dirt; he ran to secont
touching the base and then threw. t
first and got that ranmer before he go°
back to his base. It-was a clever pla;
andxSmith’ had-dt tigured out befor
“ the ‘third Smithers: maw-weent to bat.
' Bob Moxley of Pringe’ Rupert; but al
so Well known) around. Smithers w herc
he spent’ some of his YOURE ‘anys, was
‘behind the plicher and he -gave ‘splen
did sutistnetion all the way. Bob. Is
acquilited with the game. —
| But: oh hoy! ‘On’ the base line was
Tou. Austin offfielating, Tow wes fF
former resident. of. Hazelton and offi:
clatel at numerous games In the ol
town TIust summer. The New Hazeltor
hoys do not think he has Iniproved hly
system since he, wert to ‘Smithers.
- ‘The game was considered a good ex.
hibition of ball and’as long os the peo-
tple think that there w I hen good at
tendunce at the games. — .

Los Angeles i Financier Beelisves ‘Miseh 8
Gold ‘will be: Recovered From the
Creck—Not for Poor Man

Mr. Langford of Lag angeles who is
interested in the McConnell ° Creek |.
placer gold diggings, arrived in Smith-
ers the end of last- week after o tric
to the creek, We stated to the Herald
that he was salisfied that a lot of gold
‘would come out of MeConnell Creek.
hnt he joined*svith. all others that if
is hy no ameans-a poor man’s conntry |
1a work In or prosjiect In.’ To recoyv-
er the gold there will require opera.
tons tna hig way, He saw our old
friend Pete Jensdn ind says that Pet:
has, in- his opinion, the’ hest ground on
the creek, He has done, a lot. Qt worr ;
an it and shoald be reaty: tir rep spite
‘ok the benefits before “long. Mr.
Tang tor th has retried to the south,

BLACK OLSON READY TO WORK
Ts Awa’ting Instruetions From Van-
cauver to Start on Tredway Pro- -
perty at Dorreen.

“Black” Olson, an old timer. ef the
Kisplox Valley, but. who bas been fos
at- number of years at 'the mines in AT
aska, Stewart and Anyox; hes been or
his old stumping ground the past few.
days, He Is awaiting instructions fo}
proceeding to work on the road. ‘ane

property (the old . Knauss property) _
‘This property. awn eximined ‘Vy a Po
Peter soi of. Vancouver a couple” of,
Weeks ago end “he: went back. to.’ “Wan:
cauver to. reyiort- to: hia! ‘ARgdclatees, pel
fore proceding’ with, the: “work | whieh } Fweek, while. ariving in his car he got.
wns,.to -fitelude thie. evextion: ~of :a::fort;"|teq dose to the ‘brush , along side the;
ton mil, Olson. was ‘engaged: “to.teo) - trail and a piece rubbed nlong the cai
after the work nnd to instal the mil /and Into. the window. and. finally rite
and while awuiting word from | the | Sandy's eve, « ‘While the medieal repo
south he spent: a: fey: days. in Hazelton ioe thine: the: eye-will not: be lost, Sand)
Rays: it Anite Just the. same, : . ye

“The. flit plawiny. mateh to be’ cheld |) : ORE re re
In the Central: Tnterigr: took ; ‘place ° nef " Jack Sargent. was. given we "surprise,
party on Monday. night: last ‘by man:
friends.” The. ‘ocersion was: ‘his; 20th
birthday. :

wifle-awny live wires . of, that: “place | :

it wad quite a BUCCERE: and many: ‘eon
testants partielpated —

{the fleld got. .down-.,tfo . -busineess Ane,

Gundy. Gaieley of Smithers,’ “olle of

nea riy ost: ‘anveye the latter part ‘of the,

in the: ‘Hazelton’ cetnetery.., _ ee

dug: ‘mideste th’ ‘Hazelton, Golf grounds

| [Burns Lake in

New Hospital
Open. Saturday]

Last i Saturday Dr, H. C. Wriuch wa:
a visitor to Burns Lake and there took
part in the opening and dedieation of
the. new hospital recently ‘completed.

~The new hospital is of fifteen bed

Smithers Lost
Hazelton Last
Sunday 8 to 12

The - Smithers ball team (seniors)
played Hazelton on Hazelton grounds

last Sunday afternoon . and -the home
boys won by-a score of § to 12 At

capacity and-will meet the needs of thc.
Lakes’ countiy. for some time to come
It is a frame building, finished inside’
with plaster and decorated with silver |
stain similar ta’ the, Hazelton hospital |
‘The plicé is hot water heated and Is.
lighted . by electricity seeured from thi
public plant operated by A. M. Ruddy
The nurses have their quarters on th:
second floor of the building, and it t
worthy of note that two of lie staff an
graduates from the Hazelton hospital
Miss -Miller and Miss Ov, the latter i
relieving at prevent. Miss Hayes |
the matron and superintendent. °

‘The new hospital Is sponsored by
‘the United Church. Mrs. J: M. Gordor -
president of the B. ©. branch of the W. .
M. 8. of the United Church, has take.
avery’ active ‘part in- ‘getting this how-
pital established at Burns Lake and
has been working on the ‘project for
number- of years. In recognition of
her great work she was-invited to oy-
en the institution to the public.

Rev. Mr. Fieming, chairman of the
board dedicated the hospital and he
received the keys from the contractors.
Speeches were made by Rey. Mr.
Lancaster of Vanderhoof,. Dr. H. ¢
Wrinch, Sidney Godwin of ‘the. Burnr |~
Lake Observer, J. 8. Gordon of Van
conver, , and..school;,ingpector and: In
‘Spector’ of Bulldings: Brown:

Following: the speeches’ refreshmeiaty
were. served and a very pleasant after-
noon was ‘spent.

The new hospital will be a great be
nefit to Burns Lake and to the entir:
Laks Country. It is as modern as i
is possible to. make it nnd the nursin:
staff will be enabled’ to render the pbuh
lic much better service.

The grounds surrounding the build
ing have been well Inid@ out and in al
things connected with the hospital th
people of Burrs Lake are to be con-
cratulated.

GRACE Ez SMITH PASSED AWAY

‘After a Li fe - Time of. Suffering Died.
.- Early’ ‘Tharsday” ‘Morning—Fun-. o
; eral Friday Afternoon

Miss Grace Elinor ‘Smith. -voungest
ton, passed dway carly Thursday mor:
ing of last week. She wns 24 years of
daughter of Mrs. C. VY. Smith of Hazel
age ond had-been an invalid al] her:
life, requiring constaut care night and
day. For some time she hnd been fail.
ing in‘ halth; but a month ago there:
was a decided change for the worse
andthe last few days the end WAS OX:
pecteti hourly.

n helpless invalid, ‘had a cheerful dis-

regard of oH who-know her.
The funeral wan held on Friday nt
ternoan . with: BEY iceg in, St. Peter's
eburchi, conducted: by: Rev, Mr. Hale}
of’ Smithers,” the chureh svae ‘crowded :
with friends ‘of, the. decensed and of
the’ faintly, fiumbers’ coming, from ‘out
side: pointe. - THe: floral tributes were
wonderful and’ were banked ‘around the
enaket.*: The: pall ‘hearers’ ‘were ‘Tame:
Cox, “Inck’. Sargent: ‘Barl. Sweet, AC.
Harold Wrineh; : ‘Interment? took uinee:

f . er Len”

Conslderible’ ‘mirovemente:- ‘ave ie.

sorie ootinues bth.

that the same was: considered a good
gume and the local fans were well sat-
isfiend. Cliff Warner was not able tc j.
pitch as he had recéived a nasty blow
ron right arm and it hurt. Clarence
Goodacre was in the box. and he dic
pretty well until the 6th inning wher
Hazelton scored five runs. The new
pitcher did not, however, make much
difference as the home boys scored five
more rims in the Tth Up to that tline
they haid--onty two single. runs and #.
Inoked like a-vietory for: the winifers
For Hazelton Ward Marshell pitcher
as long as he conld, but when Smither
scored three runs in one inning he'¢. ,
York inte the box to finish. Cox we
hack to his old place in the field ¢:
‘ing the game,

NEW HAZELTON WON AGAIN

Defeated Hazelton by a Two to Three:

Score—An extra Inning had to
he Played

In one of the closest games played
on the local ball fleld for a long time.
New Hazelton nosed the old town boys
ont on Tuesday night by a 2 to 8 score,
The mume was: scheduled for 6.30 and

PS: LOUaDe ajnly. seven innings, but: ahh
the end of the 7th the. score’ was ‘1: ‘te!

so the Sth inning. was played and New
Hazelton zot Bert Spooner: over the
home plate while ‘the Hazelton. team
was shut out.

There was keen excitement from the
start to the finish, and it waa anyone's

, game until Spooner scored in the 8th
j‘The Hazelton team bas been consider.

ably strengthened by a. new third baa¢
man aud by playing:-Cox in the field

. Mor

vit was Bert Spooner and Willan, Al
| Hall is still nursing o split finger a]

“The decensed young lady, although |

position which won for her the high)‘

i order:

Hazelton the hattery was Yor}k
aud Dell Austin and for New Hazeltor

though he is able to play in the field
A. Roy McDonnell was mmpire anc
Don. GC apon was base umpire,

MRS SEALY WAS ELECTED.

Mrs. 7. C. K. Sealy was elected? to
the Hazelton sehool board last Satur.
day night to sveceed Mrs, W. W. An
derson whose term had expired. Mv.
hh. &, Sargent as chairman of the hoard
imude ‘quite an elaborate verbnl reepori
‘on the reeard and. the progress of thre
school. Cooper Wrineh was elected a:
auditor, It is understood that anothe:
meeting will ho held in connection with
continting the superior school, buildin;
rat new school or having a consolidatec
school at Two Mile to serve the digt
'ylet. ‘

MAY SHIP POLES TO ENGLAND

Olof Hanson" was “down: froin Smitli-
cedar: enmps. He okt ‘taking: Fy “niueh |
pects than he ‘formerly aid, ‘although: he},
eannot Yet siy Just: ‘when he will start
Rp any, of | the: eniiga agit. But’ he’ |-

the: maiket: brenks ‘tavorably. che wilh be

“Sable: fa Ret work‘nniler way. In: quick |
In the niehintime hie-:continuer |’

to ship: a few! cartondis per week, “He
‘also hits: hopes: thet in the near’ fature

at Misston Point. . Intebest.‘in - the: old

‘poles now'and again to Great Britain,’

h may“be°able-to. ship. a ‘boat load of

aW,
* |delayed further pending & report’ from

ers last week looking: over some of his |p

more optinistie | ‘view « ‘of ° -fature © Bros-.

is getting things lived up so that wher |"

at the drug

‘green:

Thos. Jenkins |
Died on Friday
Heart art Trouble

Thomas Jenkins died. in the Smith.
ers hospital on Friday last after being
a patient there fora wek although he
had been ill for some little time befor:
going. to the ‘hospitel.; ‘He..was: abou
45° yeirs’ of age and: was a. batchel:
The funeral was held on Sunday at
‘hoon with Rev. Mfr, Donaldson of ¢).
United Chureb conducting the seervic:
The Canadian Legion and the Hlks bh.
charge. of the funeral arrangemen
Interment. took place in the Smither:
cemetery, The . deceased was wel!
known throughout the northern inter.
‘Yor ashe hag been connecteed with the
B, nnd B, gang on the CG. N. R. and al.
xO he has been bridge foreman for the |
provincial public works department.
tix last work waa the construction o
Braun's Island bridge at Terrace.

WILL THERE BE HIGH SCHOOL?

The annual meeting of the New Hnz-
elion school district was held in the
school house on Saturday evening last.
and after receiving the financlal state-
ment Leo Spooner was elected to the

-|board for three years, succeeding Ww.

S. Sargent whose term expired and
who declined to stand for re-election.
The matter of converting the — local
school into a superior school was dis-
cussed but finally it was decided to get
further information as. to cost, ete., ap
the meeting Was adjourned for two
weeks.

Whe Se Ey

| RAY BROKE COLLAR BONE

»
‘ .

‘Ray Cunnnins of the Royal Bank at
Prince Rupert, is-now a patient in. thi
Burns Lake hospital suffering from.
broken collar bone. -Ray, has: heen re
lieving at the. Burns Lake branch 07
the bank ond while motoring ‘his
ran into some loose gravel and turnecd
aver. . He .will be laid up for some
time. Many: in. this: vieinity will re
ret” to learn of his accident as Ray

Jas many friends here,

Harold Wrinch was leeted secretary
of. the Hazelton Conmounity . Associn-
tlon last Monday night:.to suceeed H.
Walker. The building project war

thé Joint committee that ig conglder ine:
the Jumulgamation of the. Horticultur ao:
Ruciety und the Community Association

“Mis Enifson, RN. , of the Hazelton
Hospital staff his returned’ from her
sllnmer ‘Yacation, an . 2

Miss Campbell, R, N., of the Hazel-'
ton Hospital, left Monday for Yan.
eouver to spend the next three weeks.

Capt. Mortimr, Indian Agent, will
leave on Saturday of this week by cur
for Vancouver and Victorla where he
‘vill spend the next few weeks holiduy-
Ing,

Magistrate GV. Storkey has been.
it patient In’ the . “Haziton Hléapltal: the: _

Tuspector.

vay was vs

‘The Harélton Gun. Chub resists ati -
nowmenibers t
‘ahote” for! Perrilsston ste
play pelea ‘also, to “obtain, a

to-apply. to the ‘secretary: